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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

regarded, surface

Yesterday, the manager and I sat together in the manager's cabin. The client came in and regarded me a manager and started talking about the project to me. I got afraid, and I revealed the truth to the client. Anyway, it surface that my personality is superior than the manager.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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User_gary Yesterday, the manager and I sat together in the manager's cabin [office] . The [A} client came in and regarded me as a manager and started talking about the project to me. I got afraid, and I revealed the truth to the client.

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User_garyYesterday, the manager and I sat together in the manager's cabin [office]. The [A} client came in and regarded me as a manager and started talking about the project to me. I got afraid,
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Thank you feebs11.

I wonder, what do you mean, the word assured here. Probably you mean `confident' so that (It seems he thought my manner was very confident).

Am I right?
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Either word is good here.